The Sun. — London, England, 1809-10-25 00:00:00

Irom the LONDON 'GAZETTE,. Oct. 24. BY THE KING • • - A.-PROCLAMATION, ur alt,Seamai and Marines who may at any time have deserted from -his . Majesty's Setmtce. • . GEORGE R.-r.• ‘ 1.1.1(.1 Whereas we are desitou4,4o 7 tflarkiihe Fiftieth Anniversary of our Accession ioA utrb-roDe, by ex- . tending our pardon ,fo all Searnen , , , And,Marines who may at any titrte have deserted from our service pre• vious to the issuing of this our-Roy a 4 0 - ocla t nation : \te hav - e thought fit, by and with the.adviee of Our Privy Council; to publish .thipour Royal - Prodatua= herebyaCcoriljogly l .graut. our,most gra cious Pardon to all such Seamen as,njay at any time have deserted , from any of our slips or vessels of war : and we do hereby further gra,ps our mostgra- . cious Pardon to all Marines wh& - 4il'ay at any tine have deserted from our service; and we do hereby &clue. that all such Seamen wand "Marines, whether strrentieriug_ themselves, Or not, or who having de .7 sorted, are now belonging to some of our ships or vessels of war„ or -are at the 'Head-quarters of our Royal. Ma ri ne .Forces, or are belonging to -Recruiting Part i c s ()ft be said forces,shall be rel l easedanddiseharged from au prosecutions, imprisonments, and penalties, commenced or incurred by reason-of such desertion ; and that all such Searan or Marines who have not he fore . tile issuing.of ibis our Royal. Proclamation, sur rendered themselves, nor entered-on board , our ships or vessels, nor joined the Head-quarters-or-Recruiting Parties of.the Royal Marines, shall, nevertheless re ceive,our Free Pardon, without eontlitiOn of furthet service, or being required to 'join any of oar Ships, or the 'fiea• - t-quarters or Recruiting Parties above - mentioned; bar:that such . Pardon shall not entitle the said Deserters,.. whether Sea Men: or Marines, ,to any arrears of pay, or to any prize,money forfeited by such desertion ; and we klo - further declare that such Free Pardon shall;not extend to any Seamen or ntrines who shA,l desert front any of our shipS or Vessels, or from Marine' . Quarters or Recruiting Parties, atter the 24th day of this instant, October. Given at our Court at .the y -,Cleen's, _Palace, the tiith day of - 0,-,tober, 1809, e itlitiw. 49th Year of our R.etgn. r; a ' . r; God save the PROCLAMATION; . . , FOR rASDONING DESERTERS . I t tykiia &A'S-MAJESTY'S LAND FORCEE.; • wa „„. t"Oftc, oa. 24, IBc9. Whereas it has been most hUtiably submitted to the King, whether, on the jpy(iel .occasion of his M tiesty's entering into the 50th Year of hiS reign, it rnigl;t not be desirable to distieguish 'so memorable epich by an Ad of Grace to all. Deserters; and . his ;:jaieity having graciously approved, of his . Free liardtie being extended to all such deserters from his land forces as Shall deliver thenagelves .up.within two moeths from the 25th instant : These are publicly to declare his Majesty's benevolent intention, and to ;. - 11 - e6l that all Deserters;surrendering themselves to the Cdrnmandirk Officer: of any Regiment, or to any of the Superintending Field Officers 'of the Re cruiting Service-,- whose stations-are mentioned in the rani - eh; * hereof; to the Commandant of the army 4kpiic in the-iste of weget ; or; witere there - is no military pixl! to a Nagi,trote, shall' be pardoned, and they are hereby pardoned accordingly. Such. Deserters, if from the regular forces, being able-.bodied men and fit'for service, shall be sent to. the regiments. to. 'which they regpeElively deserted, or be appointed to such regiments in the United Kitigdorn as his Majesty may be pleased to 'corn /nand; and, when so placed, shall not be liable to be claimed by any other corps to which they may :formerly haVe belonged; and if from 'the militia, be.sent to the regiments to which they- re m:ett ieely belonged. • And Whereas many of the said deserters may have enlisted m other corps,. and. ate now serving therein, his Majesty is graciously pleased abHextend to such Deserters th 6 benefit of this pardonT and to dire& that continue to servea:indvhdOrps where in they now are, upon declaring thitthselves to their respeaive Commanding Officers,eori or: before the F eriod above-mentioned : and they' shall not. be ha ole, et any future time, to be clairned.by the regi ments in which they formerly served::: • The Magistrate, to whom any DeSeeter, as above, may . surrender himself, is out iterizeil and' required to certify the day on which such Deserkierrinrrendered himself; which 'certificate. is to:ea - Wine in _force Until the arrival of the Deserter at the nearest mili tary post, provided he proceed at the rate of ten miles a day, unless prevented by sickness, to be cer tified by some Medit.al Praditioner on the back of the 43gistrate'a cerrificale ; - or to be otherwise proved to the satisfaCtion of the Officer commanding at steel) Military post. His Niajesty has further been pleased to dire&, that Deserters now aelnally in confinement as such, stall have the benefit of this his Royal PardOn. By his Majesty's Command, GRANVILI:E LEVESON GOWER. * Durham.carlisle. Leeds, Manchester, Nottingham. Ips wich, Shrewsbury, 13irmingharn, kleretind, Bedford, Alai& itone, Gloucester, SouLlistnpron, Wells, London. If'gr.Offut,Ca . 2 4, ISO 9. 344 Majesty been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-Gene.. rals - R4.,bl:rt D unkin, lames:Balfour, Sir jarnesDulte, Knt. Henry Lord Mulgrave, G rice Blakeney , to be Generals in the Army. • `' • Vlajor-Generals George Elliot, Baldwin Leighton, Ric'.., rd Coffin, Richard Armsticorig,'John Murray; Sir Charles Gwen, Bart, William St. Leger Rt.ehard . I •lQritiey HUl)tans, Thomas Harlcup, to be Lieuteri.mt c eiterals iii the Army. COLONELS, john Hamilton, of the Best Foot, j , toberVaticiley !Lake; on Halt: Pay of the gth•Garric.on Bat. '' ration, , john Barnes, Royal Invalid Artillery, Xobert Douglas, Royal Artillery, Hod. Robert Meade, of the 3i st Foot, William HoirstOu, of the 58th Foot, ' 1-!tiee, of the 6th Dragoons, G eorge Michell,. on Half- Pay of the 3ist Liat. Dragoons, honOs'llislop, of the Stir West !Lima Regiment, rolin Macleod, of the Royal Artillery, Waiter . Crate, On Half-Pay of the yth Foot,. Wynyard, of the Royal' West tnkliw Rmgers, Archlaiider Wood; on Half:Pay of the - 17.9th Fbot, - Alexander Diron - i, of the 14th Foct, ' ntt -, t"ty Eevvis on4talt l'ay of the:Atli-font, Trlumas E2irl of Ligin, on of a ' '• loLn lrarl . f Drexlai k bane, on Half-Pay pf a Regime 4 of • • --‘ ••• • , . Icahn Slade, of the rst Dragoons, Wm. Spencer,on Halt-Pay of the 23d tight Dragons, • Samuel Graham, of the ayth Foot, James Montgomery, t h e Foo t , Ata Frecletjelvlugustus Wctherall, of the Nova Scotia eentibles s Wm. Wirghti of the late Royal IrishArtiliery, John Daniel A:abin, ditto, • William Buchanan, ditto, Hoopurable William Lumley,: on Half-Pay of the 3d Gull, - sdn Battalion, - Robert Brereton, of the 630 Foot, - .• Moore Disney, of the rst Regiment of Foot Guards, John Mackenzie, on Half. Pay of the 78th Foot, A lexander G-rahartrttirting; on:Half-Pay of the laid Foot, ..Wm. Thomas, of the first -Foot,. Julio Michel, on half- Pay of the t4.th Light Dragoons, • To be Major , Generals in the Army. -LIEUTENANT-COLONELS, Harry Chester, of the Coldstream Foot Guards, • Francis William Grant, on the Half-Pay . of the tett ;Argyll Fencibles, Evan Lloyd, •of the 17th Light DragOons, • G. Duncan Drummond, of the 24th Foot, Maithew Sharpe, on Half-Pay ot the 28th Light Dragoons, John Lindsay,'on Half-Pay ot the 46th Foot, David - L.:Tinling Weddrington, on • Hail. Pay of the 27th . Foot, - •.- • P icnaro Pllnt, of the 3d Foot, , Henry Bayley, Of the Coldstream Foot Guards. Richard Fltilse, Of ilitto - ' ' - Francis Slater Rebow; of the rst Regiment of Life Guards, . George Leigh,.of the loth Light Dragoons,. - - George Stracey South, .of the-3d Garrison Battalion, .• Win,Fuard, of the-45th- Foot,- v • Hon. E. -M. Pakenharn, of . the 7th Foot, Herity M‘Kintion,.of the 'Coldstream Regiinent , of Foot Guards, • Sir Thomas Richard Dyer, Baronet, •of the Royal York Rangers, , . lames Wyn,ch, of thel.th Foot, ' • Robert Roll Gillespie, of the lath Light Dragoons, Henry Cowran. 'of the Royal Regiment, Joseph Baird. of the 83d. Foot, Whetley,.of the ist Foot Guards, Witt iaiti Henry: f Inspeel Mg Field Officer ,of, Militia . in Canada, • James Hare, ofthe 220 Light Dragoons. . Oliver Thotnat 'tones, ot the rBth Light Dragoons, Philip K. Slanner.,,Of the vs6th Foot, • . To be, Colonels in the A tmy. • • Lieutenant. Colonel Ross, of the 7oth foot, tabe Aid:.-de- Camp to the King. . MAIORS, , .• John Potter Hamilton, of the 4th Garrison Battalion, Wm. tones, of the sth Dragoon Guards, • '•• James R. Coates, of the 69th Fodt; • • - William I ohnson, of the. 47t41.F00t, Philip Vainorel, of the 3,,th Foot, . Cavendish Sturt, of 't he 39th . Foot, Francis Dunne, of the 7tli Dragoon Guards. , • fames Magrath, of the 3d Garrison Battalion, • Charles Darrah, of the 21st Foot, To be Lieutenant. Colonels in the Army. CAPTAINS L. S. Ridge, of the 47th Foot, • • Kane -Bunbury, of the 7th Dragoon Guards, Edwa,d Daliing, ot the Coldstream Guards, William Fraser, of the 60th' Foot, I. T. Prentice, of the Cape Regiment.' Palms Westropmf the Royal Marines, -De Villicy, of the Royal Foreign Artillery, • john Edwards, of,the Soth Foot, • Price Robins, of the 69th Foot, - Arthur Wilkinson, of the t3th Foot, John Gooslridge, ot the 624 Foot, • Philip Dorville, of the ist Dragoons, john Currey, of the 6th Foot, Charles O'Gorman, of the dth . Foot, 'to be Majors in the Army. Commissions signed by the -Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of the County of York, City and County of the City (,r York. ' Ist West York Militia. To be Lieutenant—Ensign Alexander Steel. To be Ensigns—Philip Danvers Hic.tett, Cent. J. Wood ward, Cent. • ad West York-Militia. To be Captain—Henry Priestley; Esq. To , be L►eutenants—Ensign William Sturges. Thomas IVlastie Thackwiay. 3d West York 141ilitia.• To be Ensign—William Greaves, Gent. James Marshall, Gent. Thomas Wrightson, Gent. fohn Tennant, Gent. Morley Regiment of Local Militia. • To . be Lieutenant-Colonel—Walker Ferrand, E-q. To he Majors—'Thomas Mason, Esq. Lepton Dobon, Esq. To be Captains— Joseph Hollings, Esq. Thomas Hollings, Esq. Hardly, Esq. tosdph Heaton,' Esq. ma; Cockhl Esq."' WilliamGcirbersall, Esq: George Dobson, Esq. Francis Vincent, Esq. john Clayton, Eq. To be Lieutepants—Benjamin Flesher, Gent. Benjamin El - lison, Gent. Edward Gomersall, Gent. William Wood, Gent. Thomas Fairfax Carlisle, Gent.• William Henry' Vincent, Gent. Lukc Horstall, Gent. - William Beasley Wade, Gent. John Johnstone, Gent. (by Brevet) Ensigtt Richard Blakey. To be Ensigns—Edward Ellison, Gent. RiChird Blakey, Gent. Jonathan Poi.plewell, Gent. Isaac HeatonrGent. To be .Quarter.rnaster— ohn Johnstone, tent.,• To be Surgeon—George•Mossmin, Gent. Leeds Regiment of Local Militias • Ist Battalion. - To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Thomas Ikin, Esq. To be Major-- , Christopher Beckett, Esq. To be Captains—Henry Hall, Esq. Richird Wormald, Esq. 'John Bischoa, Esq. fames Robson, Esq. Ro ger Bolt Leigh,-Esq. Robert -John Coulman, Esq. Ed win Smith, Esq. George. Coltam, Esq. loseph Henry Oates, Esq. Isaac Rimington, Tetley, Esq. . To be Lieutenants—Robert Pickering, 'Gent.. Jamei BoYn ton Allinson, Gent. Edward Hemingway, Gent, Joshua Hoiroyd, Gent. William Smith, Gent. Joshua Still, _ . . Gent.' Robert Pickering, jun. Gent. ' Thomas Hamilton, Gent., :W.P.lkam Baiston Smith, Gent. To be EnSigns—Hastings Pickering, Gent.. William Wat kinson, Cent, John Wade, Gent. Thcrnas Robinson, Gent. • , • - . To be Quarter-master--lames lames Kershaw, Gant. To be Surgeon—Thomas Charley, Gent. . '.: ' • , 2q Battalion. To bej-ieutenant-Colonel. 'Thomas Wolrich Stansfteld a Esq, To be Major, John Hill, Esq. To be Optains—Thomas William Tottie, Esq. Cee>rge Walker, Esq: Ale?cander,'Furnet, jun. Eiq. George Stans field, Esq. losepii Smithson, Esq. Samuel LapagejtviL Esq. William Atkinson, Esq. Francis Bummer, Esq. William Hall, Esq. Michael Thomas Sadler, Esq. Ad jutant William Jackson. To be Lieutenants—Tliornas Motley, Gent. William Frank land Paley,. Gent. Robert Richie, Gent. Henry Bate, son, Gent. 'Christopliec-Bolland, Gent. Robert Benson, Gut il darn Waite, Gent. John Lupton, :Gent.. John. Carr, Gent. GeUrge:Oates,. Gent. kichaid Couprand; Gent. Edward Coirpland, Gent. To be Ensigns—George Priestley, Genf. Thomas Hebdin, Gent. Wm. Petterson, Gent.. To be Quarter4idasterHohn Butterworth, Gent. -. • To be. surgeon=-Maurice Logan, Gent. • Northern Regiment of Yorkshire West Riding Yeomanry • Cavalry. To be : Captain—The 1-lon. Charles Stourton. To be Lieutenants—Cornet Tbornas.Shawe. Sandford Ne ville, Cient. (To 64 - conlinfecd.) BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Henry Smith and lames Holton, late of Ghar!es•street and Sunlk-street, Middlesex Hospital, - coach-makers; from Oct_ zi to Dec. 9-, at ten, at Guildhall. David Robert . Tl.l, ut Finsbury-square, Middlesex, Wine merchant, froln•OCd. 21 to Dec. 9, at ten, at Guildhall. BAN'KR'UPTS.' • Thomas Robson, Of Bishop- Wearmimth, Durham, ship . - buildet, to .Surrender Nov. 14, IS, and Dec. - s, at eleven, at the Bride Inn, Bishop.Wearmnuth. Attornies,• Mrt Blackiston, Symond's-,nn, London; or Mr. Thompson, Bi. hop-Mica:mouth. Dan el Shaw, of Barnsley, Yorkshire, mercer, Nov: 3, at lour, 4, and Dee. s. at eleven, at the White Bear, Barns ley. Attorniec,' Mr. Wils,on, Greville street, Halton- Gargled, London ;or Mr. G. Keir, Barnsley. . • , Samuel GoSling, of - ito , :kport, Cheshire, cotton-dealer, Ncv. • 16, 17, and Dec. $, at eleven, at the Star and Garter vern Liverpool. 'Attorney, Mx. Avison, Liverpool. fohn Roscoe, of Liverpool, -grocer,• Nov. z 6, 17, and Dec. s dt Q. 1%, at ;he Globe- l'avFlTo, • Liv:rpool, Attomies,• Mr. • Kidd, Liverpool; or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, South. ampton.buildings, Clianeery-lane, London. Samuel France, of Liverpool, butcher, Nov. 14, ts, and Dec. ;, at one, at the (Lobe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorpies, Mr: Woods; Liverpool ; or Mr. Blackstock, St. Mildred's court, Loudon,. • Andrew Niiier, o Totness,, Devonshire, grocer, pa. 31, Nov. 7, anj Dec. 5, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, .Exeter. Attornies,Mr. Zachary Turner, Exeter ; or M. P. V. Williams, Austin.friars, London. Robert Hunt, of Nottingham, mercer and draper,-Nov. I, 2 1 ;and Dec. 5 , at eleven, at the Itam.lnn, Nottingham. .At . tornies, ,Mr, H. Percy, Nottingham ; or Messrs. Kinder. ley „Long, and Ince, Gray's-Inn-square, London. Thomas George Alderson the younger, late•of Bury St. Ed. t mOnds, Suffolk, printer, Nov. i 6, at six, i 7, and 5, Dec. at ten, at the , Greylioundlnn, Bury St. Edinunds. Attornies,.3 Mr. J. Pate, Bury St. Edmunds4 or Mr. William Giles, Great Shire-lane, - London. .. Charles! Woodman; late of Chesham, Bucks t wine-merchant, Oct. 28, Nov. 4, and-Dee. s , - at ten, at Guildhall, London. AttornieS„ Messrs, Tilbury and Bedford, Bedford-row. . • , • Oct.' 3r. lohn Jame,s, of Stafford, grocerott one, at the Bush-•; Tavern, Bristol. Nov. 14. Thomas Fell, of Liverpool, merehant, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liverpool. Nov. 24. James Lycett, of , Manchester, calico-tuanufac: turer, at twelve, at the Swan TaVern, Birmingham. Dec, 2. James Roxburgh `]ate of Winchester-street, Lon. don, insurance -broker, at telly at Guildhall. Nov. at. : Daniel Allen, of Newgate-street; Loudon, bbotantl.. shoe-maker, at one, .at Guilsltail.• . N0v.13, Robert Law Sinipkin, lateof Leicester.hosier f at eleven, at the. Three Clowns Inn- Leicester. • , Noy, 164 job Gave,. late of Trowbridge, Wiltthire;earpen: ter, at twelve, at the,,peorge Inn, Trowbridge. Nov. 16. Henry 11 , 1adtle.n, lateofthe Island of Bacbadbes, but' I now of. Liverpool, merchant, at eleven; at the _Globe Tavern, Liverpcoi. Nov. 16. o.,c,pii Hardrnan,-of Ivlanebester,merchant, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Nov,- 13. Samuel Nichols the younger, of Bath, Upholsterer; at one,. at tiic White Lion Inn; Bain. , ' •lslnv. ii. Williani Ery,an, late of White Lion-court, Birchin -.lane, -Loticlon, merchant, at twelve,' at Guildhall.' Nov. 14. Peirce oda, of Sloane-bquare, Chelsea, liliddle ` • sex., 'bricklayer and huitchr,l ateley s n,, at Guildhall., Oct. 3t. Samuel kenning I ailce, pf East Smithtield, Mid. diewcit, liquor-meichant, at ten, at Guildhall; CERTIFICATES.-- - Nov. i 4. Charles Bell, of Penrith, Cumberland, linen and woolien-tkrapor. . • lathes floixtp . iirey, of Wardour-street, Oxford-street, Mid tilcsex, boot aid shoe maker. tocktord, of the. City Arms, LondOn-street, hear Katclitl-highway; Middlesett victualler. ,•-. . jolitr Wild, a Stockport, Cheshire, ciitton-manttfii6turer. Robert Morley, of Old-street-road, Sliateditelt, Middlesex, money Mscri reilet. William, Hose, of Earl's-cc:tut, Kewiington, Middlesex, brewer. , Benjamin Flugman, late p f Battersea, Surrey, fellmouger. , Huw.ird (.;reenway, 01 Bristol, stone-niasbn. Oliver (,reeliway, ut stone_tuson. )oath 1 rill) Ureenway, of Brtstul, stone=mason. lusepit 1-tupKtoson, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, saw and edge tuul-lhanutaCturur. Itictiarct r...:ooper, of Paradise-stieet, St. Mary-le-hone, Misif,,. dicse34, platsterer. . t Thomas isectley Buxton, ot. Leicester, binker. Wiiiiam rozall, ot tilinouton, Miidnleseit, coach-master, A c MAILS. ARRIV ho—t Waterford. Do K-4 Gottenburgb, i Lisbon, Cadiz, s Whitrtord. TO CORRESPONDENT'S. *** We are sorry that OSNLYN'S Observations, respe&ing illuminations on the Jubilee, were unluckily rniilaid. TH E SU N. SOLVi.QUIS DICLR* . PAiIUM AUDSA7 L 0 N D 0 N. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER '25, 1809- The French Papers' which arrived yesterday fully, justified the doubts we expressed some days ago respeaing ,the Othcjal - Account in the Amsterdam' Coitrant, of the Peace between France andAustrik, having been signed. - It is now qUite dear that Peace was not signed on the 3d inst. and We are still left in a state of doubt whether it has been signed at all or not; but it appears probable .that that event has taken place before this time, because a part of.. 'BUONAPARTE'S household had arrived at Fontain bleau, and he was expeded there between the . 15th and,goth instant: • • , • , A. new levy of 36,000 Conscripts has been order ed, but BUONAPATIU will find it easier to order them out than to procure 'the men. We know, that of, the last Conscripts that were called out,. a veil• great proportion wereboys of 15 and 16 years of age, and even these Were procured with the utmost difficulty.. It. was positively-asserted in the French Papers, and copied into all the German. papers, a few months ago, that 30,000 Conscripts were colletied under KELLER.. MAN, for the purpose of being trained; whereas, in point of fati, KELLEfiMAN never had aboi'e 3000 and when the insurrection broke out in Westpha lia, the utmost force that he could assemble to send to the assistance .of JEROME, did not exceed 1500 men. Since writing the above, we have received Dutch Papers of the 14th and 19th, which still leave us in doubt , upon the subject of Peace. The following are the only Extra6ts we have time to make :-- AMSTERDAM, OCT. !D.—The intelligence of peace having been signed between Austria and France has now been confirmed. This information arrived in Holland by the way of Ssutgard and Cas- Sel. In both cities the public rejoicingsivhich took place in consequence of these 'happy tidings have been succeeded by general consternation and regret. Every thing, however, seems to indicate that, on the Continent, peace ; will speedily be concluded, if that fortunate event should not already have amually taken place.—(Royal 4msterdant Courant, 00. 19.) P4iltlS, OCT. 13.—The accounts from Vienna, of the 7th inst. state, that the suburbs are 411 ed with troops returning from the camps in the neighbour hood of Vienna, and in particular from those foimed at Spitz and Azgersdorf. We understand that the pens-d'arrnes who are destined to escort his Imperial Majesty fr9n4 . stage to stage,have already set nut from Vienna for their different stations. His Excellency the Marshal Duke of Ragusa ar- rived here last night. The troops of the Duke of SAXONY, under the or ders of General ROUTER, who, for some time, have formed part of the army of the Duke of DANTZIC, 'mite marched to Vienna, by Upper and Lower Atis otrlawaud are now in cantonments r in the vicinity of _thas-'capital, thaificapital, His Majesty the EMPEROR reviewed Ltbetrttfat Schoeubrunn. .The Tyrolese are stated to be in the utmost want of several articles. Their communication with the Aeighbouring States being at present more strictly Igercqpied than it has been before,' it is utterly int ...possible for them to obtain any supplies of provisions, eltPercbendize, 9r ammunition, especially since the Regencies of the different Cantons ,have adopted measures to shut up that passage. ZARA, • S4FT. 4.—The Governor of Zara has re* ceived.intelligence from the Major-General of the Grand. Army, . that the Austrian troops have- heea ordered to evacuate Dalmatia. The above gence has been • communicated to the Commander in Chief of the said troops. Should their troops not have received orders of MC1136013, it is probably to be ascribed to the same accident which has pre. , vented several French Couriers, dispatched by the, Emperor, from reaching the place of their destine* tion, by having been arrested, notwithstanding the Armistice, and despoiled of their dispatches.-.." (Friesland Courant, of Oa- 13.) . _ There can be but one opinion and one sentiment, atm' og wise and honest men on -the. celebration of tlkday. A Monarch, who is disOnguished for ex , / gfuftry piety, moral virtue, domestic affe6.lion, and , a aeakins patriotism, now enters on the Fiftieth year. of his reign, a reign that has been chequered by events; but which has always been marked by tb° incessant endeavours, of the Sovereign to support f if6nour of : the country, and give happness to his keUd i ne. He has proved himself the firm guardian of 'tlie r tOnstitution and the National Faith; he has IcaPc' inviolable the sananary of justice, by giving intlepW deuce to the - judicial body; he has been the enlightened patron of }hose arts which do honour to the mina/ and mankind—he has alWays tempered justice with ruercy,, and t hrough the whole of . hii long rei proved his title to that best of huinan distinctions-'". . A PATRIOT Kt:4(a. Upon such an occasion, thefii , all who know how to value public rights, n atioro l dignity, true freedom, and exemplary virtue, mu s h rejoice iti celebrating this day, avid In a1..74.4444 hopes that the remaining years_ of sn go o d a 149- narch may be marked by every thing that will 0, pi to render hislifeas happy as : it has been honolgablg• Yesterdaf, at half-past one o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which wfiA attend - ed .!by the following Members, the LORD CHANCEL] OR, Earls BATHVISIILIVERPOOI, CAN° DEN, CHATHAM, and HARItowEY, Lord' .Mt 31...! 011 AV and the CHANc2I.I I O - R of the ExcusQu'lt• . . leiterday.morning his IV4sErrY,• the Duke of CUXEERLAND; Princesses AUGUSTA and SoruLAs. took their usuaf rides in • the Gem Park, Windsor" B.l4p.ttarned at 'twelve o'clock. . • • The QUEEN, Ro•; AL DUKES and PRINCESSES, tO gether..witball their Royal' Visitors, will go, after Church this day, :to gee the ox and Sheep roasted on BaChelors Acre, where they will be received by Bachelors; in proper farm.—kstand is erected fvf the reception of the Royal Personages. All their IVIAJESTI ES' servants have received of derS to attend in their state liveries this day, at • Windsor, at the celebration of the Jubilee. • . The whole metropolis is busily occupied' in pre. parations for the festivities of the day. The Bank will certainly exhibit the most splendid illumination that perhaps has ever been witnessed in this or any other country. There is not a pillar or a niche is that immense pile that will not display some brilliant and loyal device. The Admiralty will also be splen didly illuminated. The Mansion-House, India : House, Post- : Office, and all the Public Companies, have also made every preparation for a similar display of loyalty and afleolion to his 114.1k.sty. The spetta de will be most magnificent' and impressive, and is most of the principal streets of the - metropolis, the illumination will be general. The Bark of COVENTRY arrived on Saturday last at Croome, in Worcestershire. He was received by.a large concourse of honest villag rs, &c. with the marmest acclamations. The rood was lined with peOple from 'the neighbouring 'places, who took the horses from- kis .carriage and drew him to his seat. The bells were. rung and every testimony of joy dis ' played on his Lordship's accesison to the possession! of his ancient family. An ox is to be roasted whole in his Lordship's park this day, in honour of his MAJESTY, and several oxen are to be distributed through=the , neighbouring villages for the same pur- Lordship is to take the Chair this dal at Worcester,. where a grand dinner is to be giyet) in celebration of the Jubilee. We hear that the 'jubilee is to be celebrated St Chester with great festivity. Mr. EGERTON, of Onhott,..-one of the Members, (whoie 'family ha, long been conspicuous for keeping up the custornS of old Enkilsbt'hbspitality,) has ordered an ox to be roasted '“,)14 .this - day, and distributed among the commonalty of that City', and with an appro• priate quantity of bread and ale. This liberality can' not but be applauded, when it is considered 'that numbers of poor persons would be unable to partici7. pate in the festive joy of the-day, without subjeditig themselves to privations they could but ill endure , which renders such don ipu 4of Qentlemen of for tune the ritl9;.p.p,,v,yeohy znd xerpplpry,